Overview
- Jayne told Watch What Happens Live that she has filed for separation and that divorcing someone deemed incompetent requires going through Girardi’s court-appointed conservator.
- She said she has thought about seeing Girardi but has no plans to do so.
- Girardi, convicted of wire fraud, is serving an 87-month prison term and was ordered to pay a $35,000 fine and $2,310,247 in restitution.
- A U.S. attorney described Girardi as having conned vulnerable clients out of millions of dollars intended for their settlements.
- Jayne was found in 2022 by a judge to have no evidence of involvement in wrongdoing, and she originally filed for divorce in November 2020 after Girardi’s dementia diagnosis led to a conservatorship.